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Robert Fleck is getting a little old now don't you think? ;)

Yes, seems he was dropped but reading comments by FGR supporters was not on ability. Seems a case of new manager preferring his own players and FGR supporters certainly seems to think very highly of Stokes.

He played 133 games for them including18 last season (part of which he was injured). 129 of those he started. Let's stop this nonsense about him bring a reserve or not being good enough at Forest Green.

When was Stokes rejected by Forest Green? Got a source for that? As for Proschwitz am willing to give him a chance. Would be worried if he didn't bring in another striker too though. Think he can do a job but don't expect him to be prolific.

Don't get me wrong, from a business perspective it makes absolute sense. I just think they are pricing the average fan out of the game, particularly at the top level.

I agree that supply and demand dictates for someone like Arsenal, but whether a load of middle-class folks buying tickets that the average family can't afford is right is open for debate. For me, that is wrong and hence why I believe it is overpriced.

Yep, seen that now.

Here.

Premier League obviously. Not all about that though is it? Overcharging just because you can. I'm just glad our club are bucking the trend with this. I personally think we are doing the right thing.

Ok, it was a rough guide. How about English ticket prices have risen way above the rate that the average salary has risen. This is fact so I'm not sure what there is to disagree with.

Be more specific. I think football tickets generally are overpriced but ours are ok. You agreed with this only a few minutes ago. Make your mind up.

Not sure why we are disagreeing if we have the same opinion!

Average season ticket in Bundesliga is £138. Premier League is £508 on last season's figures according to the below article... http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/price-football-report-fans-england-4438510

Sorry, sarcasm. Should have made that clear. Of course inflation is relevant. It means that relatively tickets cost a lot more now compared to people's salaries than it did 20 odd years ago.

Exactly. Completely agree.

Bundesliga http://www.soccerstats.com/attendance.asp?league=germany Premier League http://www.soccerstats.com/attendance.asp?league=england Not much in attendance figures. Will get avg ticket prices.

Why wouldn't you? Also, comparing to prices in other countries was not acceptable. What am I allowed to compare it to? Is there an official list?

I've already said our prices are relatively reasonable. I'm talking in more general terms across English football.

Across all divisions? Where did you get that figure from?

Utter rubbish. Fixtures were only announced last week.